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Superhero Hype on MSNBlack Panther 2’s Angela Bassett Thought She Deserved to Win an OscarAngela Bassett has said that she deserved to win the Best Supporting Actress Oscar for playing Ramonda in Black Panther 2.
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GameRant on MSNRumor: EA's Black Panther Game to Feature 'Authentic' African Martial ArtsNew rumors about EA’s in-development Black Panther game emerge, revealing a focus on ‘authentic' African martial arts and ...
A leak about the upcoming EA Black Panther game has revealed a ton of new gameplay details, including how the story reacts to ...
The upcoming Black Panther game from EA and Cliffhanger may let players pick who they want to play as the titular Wakandan Avenger.
Angela Bassett spoke out about the discussions to her viral reaction after losing the Oscar for Best Actress for her role in "Black Panther." ...
Next up for Bassett is Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning. She reprises her Fallout role as Erika Sloane, a former CIA ...
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EURweb on MSNAngela Bassett Insists She Deserved the Oscar for ‘Black Panther 2’ After She Lost It to Jamie Lee Curtis | VIDEOSome celebrities know how to keep calm and smile when disappointed. Not so with Angela Bassett. She was so convinced she was ...
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The world’s richest people, like Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos, dominate financial headlines, but when it comes to fictional ...
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In an interview the actress said she that she found it interesting that she "wouldn’t be allowed to be disappointed at an ...
Before Amazon bought the rights, it looked like Aaron-Taylor Johnson was in the running, but now it is not clear what ...
French street artist Shuck One is honoring Black figures who shaped France’s recent history on the mainland and overseas in an art installation.
Apparently laughter wasn’t the only contagious thing at “SNL50.” Steve Martin revealed in an Instagram post on Thursday night that Martin Short caught COVID-19 following “Saturday Night Live’s” 50th ...
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